27th annual Firefighters Blues Festival raises funds for children injured in house fires
-
0:54
Foggy and cool out the door
-
1:15
Rain chances around Halloween
-
1:11
Warmer temperatures delaying fall color, 60s returning midweek
-
3:02
’Holiday Lights on the Diamond’ brings over 1 million lights...
-
1:11
A rinse and repeat of the 70s this weekend
-
1:03
Salvation Army Kroc Center brings back Red Ribbon March after...
-
1:59
One person reported shot near Elwood Ave. and N. Adams St. South...
-
3:19
St. Joseph County Water Advisory board welcomes local Amazon...
-
4:02
Indiana secretary of state race draws attention as Bayh, Engling...
-
0:34
President Trump endorses Indiana Republican candidate for Secretary...
-
2:18
Jimmies seek revenge for week six loss to Tippecanoe Valley
-
0:52
Habitat for Humanity building new affordable homes for local...
MISHAWAKA, Ind. -- The 27th annual Firefighters Blues Festival fills Kamm Park with music.
The event features multiple artists and bands performing blues for the community.
"Our first blues fest, we had like 750 people, and I think the past few years, we've gone 10 times more than that, if not larger," said Eric Griffin, President of South Bend Firefighters local 362.
The
The blues started at 1 p.m. and will end at 10 p.m. but the Fest is all about raising funds for Hoosier Burn Camp, an Indiana camp for children who have been injured by housefires.
"They have a day camp for kids that have been affected by you know injuries that they've sustained during house fires, all the way up until assistance when they get into adulthood," said Griffin.